Transformers 4: Age of Extinction (2014)

I recall last July 2, my friends invited me to watch Transformers 4: Age of Extinction before they conduct their case study nearby. I managed to get on the meeting place on time because there was a change of scheduled time, it was earlier than the first scheduled one. Thank God I didn't get lost and managed to find my way into the meeting place, at the mall's cinema located at the uppermost floor.

This was my first time watching a Transformers movie, so I can't really compare this movie from the other Transformers movie. I think that my friend, Jillian, is disappointed at the movie. There's no story at all, just animations. There's a story alright, but they didn't seem to be focused on the story and rather, they were focused on the visual effects and such.

I appreciate the visual effects in the movie. It's because there's a dream within me to learn how to make those effects. I want to learn more software that are inclined in the production of movies and series.

Angel Beats! (2010)

For the people who died, before going to heaven, their souls will be arriving at a high school campus. These people will still feel pain like they're alive, even the feeling of dying, but later on will be awaken with no injuries. This place is where students learn to give up anything that they still have attachments to before passing on. Each student has a story to tell, and most of the story depicts of their regrets and dreams in their lives before dying.

I'm touched but the character's stories, especially Yuzuru Otanashi's story, who died while helping his fellow passengers in a train accident. He became a light to them, and remained hopeful until in the end. How I hope that I can be like that.

Moving on, Angel Beats is really a nice anime. I will greatly recommend this one. It seriously tackles about life and how we must live it to the fullest. We may never know when we will meet the face of death. It made me realize how important one's life is, and how we should value our time we have. Making memories and experiences is really a great investment.